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No. 27 Redman Moist Snuff Ford Fusion - Photo Credit: Getty Images for NASCAR

The Tech-Net Auto Service 300 will be Greg Biffle’s final start behind the wheel of the No. 27 Red Man Moist Snuff Ford Fusion. Over nine starts in the 27 this season Biffle has registered two runner-up finishes, three top 5s and seven top 10s. With a top 10 at Charlotte Biffle will equal the number of top 10s that the No. 27 team had during the entire 2009 season. Scott Wimmer will drive the No. 27 in the stand-alone races at Nashville Superspeedway and Kentucky Speedway. Red Man Moist Snuff cannot be on the car after June 22nd due to a new FDA law that prohibits tobacco brand name sponsorship of any athletic, musical, or other social or cultural event, or any team or entry in those events.

GREG BIFFLE NNS 2010

· Has finished second twice in the NASCAR Nationwide Series this season (ACS 2/20 and RIR 4/30)

· Ranks seventh in the NASCAR Nationwide Series Point Standings despite starting just nine of the eleven races

· Ranks fifth among NNS drivers this season with an average running position of 9.578

GREG BIFFLE NNS CAREER @ CHARLOTTE

· Two time winner in the NASCAR Nationwide Series at Charlotte Motor Speedway, winning the 2001 Little Trees 300 (10/6/01) and the 2003 Little Trees 300 (10/11/03)

· Two time pole award winner in the NNS capturing the pole for the 2004 Carquest Auto Parts 300 (5/29/04) and 2007 Dollar General 300 (10/12/07)

· Has qualified in the top three for each of his last four NNS starts at CMS

· Ranks third among NNS drivers having run the fastest lap 96 times over the last four years of races at CMS

GREG BIFFLE NNS CAREER

· Won the 2002 NASCAR Nationwide Series championship registering four wins and 20 top-5 finishes in 34 starts

· Ranks eighth among active NNS drivers in wins (20) and is fourth among active NNS drivers in top-5 finishes (93)

· Has finished in the top 10 in the NNS point standings six times, despite running the full-season just three times

GREG BIFFLE NNS 2009

· Two NNS wins last season came in back-to-back races he entered (February 28th Sam’s Town 300 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway and April 17th Bashas’ Supermarkets 200 at Phoenix International Raceway)

· Collected nine top-10 finishes in just 14 starts

· Average starting position of 9.3 was his best since 2003 (8.7)

GREG BIFFLE ON CHARLOTTE

“I love Charlotte; it’s a good race track. Earlier in the season we were strong at California and Las Vegas which are similar tracks, so I expect that we’ll have a good run this weekend.”

CREW CHIEF RICK VIERS ON CHARLOTTE

“We’re taking car 86, which is a brand new car. It is a sister car of car 85, which is the car we finished second with at California. We’re very confident in this new car and the body that is on it and feel like it will be a real good car. I watched the All-Star race and tried to learn a few things.

We’ll definitely have to keep an eye on the way the track changes with temperature. I think being an afternoon race will help keep the track near the same conditions at the end as it was at the start of the race. The track is definitely going to rubber up as the race goes along and that will make the car tighter.”

“This is our last scheduled race with Greg in the car so we want to have a strong run. Our biggest motivating factor is to keep performing well and putting a quality product on the track to try and make it easier on the office to bring in new sponsors.”

- Baker Curb Racing Press Release